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Melasma

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What is melasma? An overview

Melasma is a chronic pigmentation concern that often appears as brown or grey patches on the face. Hormones, sun, heat, certain medications and individual predisposition may influence it.


Treatment calls for care because aggressive approaches can trigger more pigment. A tailored plan aims to gradually even skin tone while emphasizing prevention.

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Associated symptoms

  • Symmetrical brown patches,

  • Pigmentation that worsens with sun or heat,

  • Persistent uneven skin tone.


Areas treated at Dr. Blackburn’s clinics: cheeks, forehead, upper lip, chin and other pigmented areas of the face.

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Suggested care and treatments for melasma

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FAQ

Your questions, answered

When should I seek help for melasma?

Melasma is chronic pigmentation that creates brown patches, often symmetrically on the forehead, cheeks, upper lip or chin. Dr. Blackburn can tailor a plan to your needs.

What causes melasma?

Hormones, pregnancy, contraceptives, sun, heat, genetics and inflammation can trigger or worsen melasma. Dr. Blackburn can tailor a plan to your needs.

What treatments can improve melasma?

Melasma care often combines a depigmenting routine, strict sun protection, gentle peels or carefully selected technology. The aim is to manage pigment without irritating skin. Dr. Blackburn can tailor a plan to your needs.

Does melasma treatment hurt?

Melasma treatment must be gentle because irritation can worsen pigment. Care is adjusted to limit excess heat and inflammation. Dr. Blackburn can tailor a plan to your needs.

How soon will I see melasma treatment results?

Improvement takes time and consistency. A more even complexion may develop over weeks or months. Dr. Blackburn can tailor a plan to your needs.

Are melasma treatment results long-lasting?

Melasma can return, especially with sun, heat or hormonal changes. Maintenance care and daily sun protection are essential. Dr. Blackburn can tailor a plan to your needs.

Is there downtime after melasma treatment?

Treatment plans aim to limit downtime. Mild redness, dryness or peeling may occur. Dr. Blackburn can tailor a plan to your needs.

What happens during a melasma consultation in Montréal or Bromont?

A consultation in Montréal or Bromont confirms the diagnosis and helps avoid overly aggressive treatment. Cost depends on skin care, treatments and follow-up.
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